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President Demands Explanation From Min Of Finance On diversion of Foreign Loan by Nobody: 7:01pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
President Muhammed Buhari Monday in Abuja called for an explanation from the Ministry of Finance on the foreign loans obtained for rail projects but diverted to other purposes. Speaking at the end of a presentation on the Ministry of Transport by the Permanent Secretary, Alhaji Mohammed Bashar at the Presidential Villa, President Buhari said that it was disappointing to find that foreign loans obtained in line with signed agreements were moved from one project to another. “I hope that due process was followed before such diversions were carried out. Taking money from one project to another has to be done properly,” the President warned. President Buhari was reacting to the specific instance of the diversion of a substantial part of the loan of USD1.005 billion from the Chinese Exim Bank, obtained for the construction of a standard gauge rail line linking Lagos to Kano but which was moved elsewhere. The Permanent Secretary had informed the President that only USD 400 million of that loan remained with the Ministry of Finance. The President regretted that government had, over the years, failed to meet its counter-part funding obligation on some projects, leading to such projects being left uncompleted or abandoned. He added that there was a clear need to streamline, harmonize, and prioritize on-going projects in the transportation sector. The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry also briefed the President on other challenges facing the transport and maritime sectors such as encroachment on railway land, lack of security on inland waterways and the confused nature of agreements between the Nigeria Ports Authority and ports concessionaires. abusidiqu.com/buhari-orders-finance-ministry-to-explain-diversion-of-foreign-loans-meant-for-rail-projects/?UA-34095171-2= |
Re: President Demands Explanation From Min Of Finance On diversion of Foreign Loan by mecuzee(m): 7:01pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
Pls gimme sometime lemme consult with aunty Ngozi, hen I'll explain! |
Re: President Demands Explanation From Min Of Finance On diversion of Foreign Loan by sluk(m): 7:01pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
Oya |
Re: President Demands Explanation From Min Of Finance On diversion of Foreign Loan by ZACHIE: 7:16pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
Back in the days, this case is called MISAPPROPRIATION of funds and it was as serious as outright theft. Well, values,law and decency have all been eroded. Justice corroded and extant laws Confined to the dustbin. When the full weight of the directionless Laissez sleazy regime finally hit home we will be looking for stones to haul at the regime in unison . Good riddance |
Re: President Demands Explanation From Min Of Finance On diversion of Foreign Loan by Nobody: 7:19pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
I think Nigeria allowed Ngozi and Diezani too much powers. Jonathan just couldn't demonstrate leadership. |
Re: President Demands Explanation From Min Of Finance On diversion of Foreign Loan by Nobody: 7:19pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
$600mn
Foreign Loan Meant For Rail
Projects diverted lalasticlala |
Re: President Demands Explanation From Min Of Finance On diversion of Foreign Loan by nitt: 7:30pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
Nigeria is Working |
Re: President Demands Explanation From Min Of Finance On diversion of Foreign Loan by sammyj: 7:44pm On Aug 10, 2015 |
PMB always on point!! |
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